Across
- 2. According to Adam Smith, Economics is the study of the production and accumulation of this.
- 4. The creation of utilities or increasing their value.
- 6. The branch of economics that studies individual units like households and firms.
- 9. Utility refers to the level of satisfaction a consumer gets from a good.
- 11. Lionel Robbins' definition of Economics is based on this major economic problem.
- 12. The quantity a producer is willing to sell at different prices.
- 15. The person who derives utility from goods and services.
- 18. An economy where economic decisions are made freely by buyers and sellers.
- 19. The science that studies human behaviour as a relationship between ends and scarce means.
- 20. The primary subject matter of economics is the satisfaction of these.
- 22. Alfred Marshall defined Economics as the study of material means and human welfare.
- 24. Measures taken by the government to influence economic activities.
- 25. The additional utility gained from consuming one more unit of a commodity.
- 26. The want-satisfying power of a commodity.
- 27. The Law of Marginal Utility states that marginal utility decreases with each additional unit.
- 29. The branch of economics concerned with social welfare and resource distribution.
- 30. Economics deals with the allocation of scarce resources among competing uses.
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- 1. The branch that studies aggregates such as national income and employment.
- 3. Macroeconomics focuses on large-scale economic aggregates such as total output.
- 5. Due to scarcity, individuals and society must make this.
- 7. The cost of the next best alternative forgone.
- 8. The total income earned by a country in a given period.
- 10. Using goods and services to satisfy human wants.
- 13. A human factor of production that involves physical and mental effort.
- 14. The quantity a consumer is willing and able to buy at different prices.
- 16. Increase in a nation’s output of goods and services over time.
- 17. The study of consumer behaviour using utility concepts.
- 21. The total amount of satisfaction obtained from all units consumed.
- 23. Using resources in the best possible way to maximize output.
- 28. Microeconomics primarily studies the behaviour of buyers and sellers in these.
